Romaric
Remorque Center
Bretagne
Concept · Crepes
The trailer for your crepe food truck.
Two crepe makers set firmly in place, the batter kept cold, a counter where people watch the batter spread: crepes need little equipment, and they draw a crowd.
Everything on board.
Room for two crepe makers
On the Chef+ cooking area, under the hood, or on the large worktop of L’Essentiel.
Batter and fillings kept cold
Built-in refrigerated counter on the Chef+; on L’Essentiel, two spaces for your fridges (not supplied).
The power you need
230 V single phase as standard, sockets above the worktops where you plug in. For 400 V, ask us.
Double sink
For dishes and hands, without leaving the trailer.
Two layouts to choose from.
The Chef+ if you cook on gas or all day long, for its hood. L’Essentiel for a short menu on electric crepe makers.
In the European Union
What applies to your concept.
EU rules that apply to your concept in every member state, each with its official source, checked on 6 October 2026. Your country adds its own: check them with your local food safety authority before you start.
Hygiene on board
For mobile sales vehicles, EU hygiene law asks for facilities to wash and dry hands hygienically, food-contact surfaces that are easy to clean and disinfect, and enough hot and/or cold drinking water. At Food Truck Store: double sink as standard, hand-wash basin with hot water as an option.
Allergens
For food sold unpacked, you must tell customers which of the 14 listed allergens your food and drinks contain: usually cereals containing gluten (wheat), eggs and milk, and nuts with a hazelnut spread. Your country sets how you give this information.
Sources:Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011, art. 9, 44 and Annex II
Registration
Before you start trading, you notify the competent authority of your country, which registers your food business. How and where is set by each country: ask your local food safety authority.
Gas
Gas appliances carry the CE marking under EU rules; the installation in the trailer, its checks and who may work on it are set by each country. We supply the gas bottle box as an option on every model; a qualified professional in your country installs and inspects the gas.
Why a trailer.
A car licence is enough
The AIR 220 format has a gross weight of 750 kg: you tow it behind your car on a category B licence, as long as your car is rated to tow it.
One point of contact
Food Truck Store, or our distributor for your country, answers your questions, by video call too, and prepares your quote.
Ready to serve
Fibreglass shell, stainless steel, double sink, fuse box, European Certificate of Conformity: you get a working tool, not an empty shell.
Frequently asked questions
The Chef+ if you cook on gas or all day long, thanks to its extraction hood. L’Essentiel suits a short menu on electric crepe makers.
Yes: we supply the gas bottle box as an option on every model; the gas installation and its inspection are carried out by a qualified professional in your country.
Those in your recipes: usually cereals containing gluten (wheat), eggs and milk, and nuts with a hazelnut spread. For food sold unpacked, EU law makes this information mandatory; your country sets how you give it.
In the European Union (Directive 2006/126/EC), a category B car licence covers the AIR 220, an unbraked trailer of up to 750 kg gross weight. The braked BOLD 270 comes in two gross weights: 1,000 kg stays within category B as long as the gross weights of your car and the trailer add up to 3,500 kg at most, which is the case with most cars; 1,500 kg calls, depending on your car, for the B96 code (combinations up to 4,250 kg, after training or a test) or a BE licence.
Our distributors.
9 distributors in France and Europe to advise you, quote for your trailer and deliver it.
Alain
Univers remorques
Pays de la Loire
3 sales outlets
Gérald
ATAS Remorques
Occitanie
5 sales outlets
Vincent
Patrick Remorques
Île-de-France
Laurent
WATTEBLED
Hauts-de-France
2 sales outlets
Florent
Remorque du grand est
Grand Est
2 sales outlets
Miguel
Noiset Remorques
Province de Luxembourg
Gregory
VDV Trailer
Hainaut
Patrick
Aanhangwagencentrale
Province d’Anvers